Evangelisation invites young people to a personal encounter with Jesus Christ through the Church. It encourages all ages to live every day of their lives as witnesses; evangelising others and the culture in which they live.
Evangelisation reaches out to where young people are, both physically and in their life situation, and offers a genuine response to their yearnings. Evangelisation provides opportunities and conversations that deepen young people’s relationship with God, encouraging them to live as disciples and discover Christ’s invitation to full sacramental relationship with Him. The Liturgy is to be considered the central place of evangelisation.
Evangelisation includes creating a space of warm hospitality in which God may speak to people. It is an invitation to share the Good News of Jesus Christ. All evangelisation begins with the recognition of the presence and work of the Holy Spirit already in all young people and their experiences. Evangelisation enables young people to uncover and name the experience of a God already active and present in their lives, and encourages them to evangelise others. Evangelisation ultimately draws people into full discipleship.
Young people are called to become the agents for the new evangelisation, working in collaboration with their local community, to reach out and witness to Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Young People are to be encouraged and assisted to use many and varied creative means, always seeking to build a bridge between the ancient faith and the contemporary world, between the tabernacle and the street. |
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